Ps2 slim mod with orange pi integrated

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The only ps2 slim with the most space inside is the 79001.

I like the fact that he keeps the full functionality of the ps2. I am currently doing similar with a Radxa Zero

 

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    ...and I'm currently playing it - no crash so far. If I could, I'd live-stream
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    That also was the reason why I never released it to the public. Which btw. is a shame because the game is basically "complete" and ready for release
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    I have 2 USB Gecko's. I'm using one for debug printout messages while I use the second one for realtime debugging within Eclipse where I make changes to the code
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    You need two if you want realtime-debugging AND debug printout at the same time. The problem is that GDB (the GNU debugger) needs a connection over a serial port while the other one also needs a connection over a serial port. You cannot send debugging commands and printout messages over the same port. It just wouldn't work. I've tested this.
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    I should probably see if I can run this natively on a PC using the original commits where I pulled the code from. Basically the repository is the same but the commits were different when it comes to the main game code and the engine overlay...
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